Specifically, when a female lion was discovered walking slowly near the lake, a pack of wild dogs quickly approached and surrounded the opponent. Realizing the approaching danger, the lion roared threateningly and then rushed in to pre-emptively attack a member of the pride.
Immediately, a pack of wild dogs rushed to rescue their fellow animals. They bit the lion’s back and tail. Suffering a painful blow, the lion tried its best to defend.
Realizing that using strength to escape was impossible, the lion cleverly moved into a nearby lake to preserve its life. Because they could not approach the lion, the dogs backed away and quickly left.
African wild dogs are known to be masters of the art of coordinated hunting on the savannah with a success rate of up to 3/4 in each hunt, each individual has a good sense of discipline and solidarity. They also have one of the strongest bites among carnivorous mammals.